SCC Center for Teaching and Learning

SCC Center for Teaching and Learning Scottsdale Community College's Center for Teaching and Learning provides opportunities for faculty professional development.

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06/11/2024

The SCC CTL is running its first offering of “Let’s Get Accessible” training for faculty FPG (Faculty Professional Growth).

We all hear about what accessibility is and why. But most of our faculty are never trained on how to actually do it themselves. That’s what this course is about.

This workshop will be offered again in the Fall semester.

05/30/2024
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!
05/06/2024

Happy Teacher Appreciation Week!

Take a moment to read the newest CTL Blog post, "Pull Back the Curtain."
05/03/2023

Take a moment to read the newest CTL Blog post, "Pull Back the Curtain."

Pull Back the Curtain Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps - May 03, 2023  Higher education often assumes that our students can figure out how the skills they learn in one context transfer to a different one. This assumption is faulty, and it’s not because our students aren’t sm...

Check out the new post from the CTL's The Points Don't Matter blog about Retaining Students.
04/11/2023

Check out the new post from the CTL's The Points Don't Matter blog about Retaining Students.

Retaining Students Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps - April 10, 2023 The Completion By Design Loss/Momentum Framework helps colleges take a systems-level view and  identify where students stumble, become sidetracked, and drop out of college. One core idea of this framework is th...

Take a few minutes to check out the new The Point Don't Matter blog post about Retaining Students.
04/11/2023

Take a few minutes to check out the new The Point Don't Matter blog post about Retaining Students.

Retaining Students Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps - April 10, 2023 The Completion By Design Loss/Momentum Framework helps colleges take a systems-level view and  identify where students stumble, become sidetracked, and drop out of college. One core idea of this framework is th...

One of the important parts of teaching is creating a community between you and your students, and between students. This...
03/27/2023

One of the important parts of teaching is creating a community between you and your students, and between students. This can increase student engagement and can establish a sense of belonging for each student, which can help with their persistence. This should start on the first day of class and continue throughout the semester.

This article is from an instructor who did just that with her class. Her class is in-person, but the concepts can be applied to online, live online, or hybrid courses as well. Please take a few moments to read the article.

The importance of integrating community building activities for students to participate in and feel safe and comfortable.

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Scottsdale, AZ
85256

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